I began my career more than 60 years ago. Retired from active teaching after 21 years at Clark University. I have taught Zone System workshops in the west as an assistant to Oliver Gagliana. The first 30+ years I worked totally in large format -- both 4x5 and 8x10. I made my first trip to Big Bend National Park in Texas 1975 and continued almost yearly for over 20 years. This work was published by Waterous & Co., Canada, as a monograph in 2001. I began including color using my 4x5's with a 6x12cm 120 roll film back in the mid-1980's. By 2007, I was shooting only digital color. I saw little reason for shooting color negative only to scan it for digital printing. Currently I do not own a film camera. My cadre of cameras are a Canon M5 MK-II and four lenses, a Canon 6D Mk-II with seven lenses, and a Pentax 645Z with seven lenses. At 88 years of age, I don't walk far from the back of my Jeep, most of my images are made within a few feet of the vehicle. For the past few years, I have referred to my work as "Roadsides". A major exhibition in the spring of 2022 at the Fitchburg Art Museum showcased 44 of these images six of which were printed 40x50 inches. My work is represented in a number of major photographic collections including the MFA, Houston, Amon Carter Museum, Ft Worth, Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Fitchburg Art Museum Fitchburg, Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Whittliff Collections, San Marcos, Texas, New Orleans Museum of Contempary Art, and many private collections.